Welcome To The

A Level Accounting
North South Academy
What’s Accounting?
Accounting is the process of recording,
summarizing, and interpreting financial
information to track and analyze a business's
financial transactions.
Structure of the course
• Pearson Edexcel IAL Accounting is a linear qualification with 2 papers.
• Candidates have to sit for AS & A2 for different exam session or can sit
in the same exam session.
• In Paper 1 & 2 the time is 3 hours and containing 200 marks.
• Paper 1 consists of The Accounting System and Costing.
• Paper 2 consists of Corporate and Management Accounting.
Accounting Grades in the past
Grade Boundaries

Grade Statistics
• Jan 2023 (6 candidates) – 40% got A* & A
• Oct 2022 (5 candidates) – 60% got A* & A
Why you should choose Accounting in A
level?

• Practical skills for personal finance management

• Diverse career opportunities in finance, auditing, taxation, and consulting
• Development of transferable skills (critical thinking, problem-solving,
etc.)
• Enhanced understanding of business operations
• Preparation for further academic studies in accounting, finance, or
related fields
• Insights into the economy and its financial aspects
Career in Accounting
• Certified Public Accountant (CPA)
• Chartered Accountant (CA)
• Chartered Security (CS)
• Financial Analyst
• Auditor
• Tax Accountant
• Management Accountant
• Forensic Accountant
• Financial Manager
• Internal Auditor
• Financial Consultant
• Academic and Research Roles
Accounting knowledge is beneficial for
university applications
• Relevance to Business and Finance Programs
• Demonstrates Academic Rigor
• Develops Transferable Skills
• Versatility for Interdisciplinary Programs
• Provides Practical Application
• Aligns with Career Aspirations
• Sets Applicants Apart from General Profiles
• Preparation for Higher-Level Studies
• Demonstrates Interest in Financial Matters
• Balances Academic Profile
5 signs you should take Accounting
1. Interest in Financial Matters
2. Strong Numerical Skills
3. Attention to Detail
4. Analytical Thinking
5. Complementary Subjects (Business Studies, Economics,
Mathematics)
A level accounting problems that students
may encounter
• Complex Concepts
• Extensive Content
• Mathematical Proficiency
• Application of Knowledge
• Interpretation of Financial Statements
• Time Management
• Analytical Skills
• Independent Study
• Complex Problem-Solving
• Exam Preparation